Algonquin Park Whitewater
Featuring such an incredibly diverse terrain, along the Canadian Shield, Algonquin Park also provides some of the widest variety of water flows, from still, calm currents and pounding white water rapids. Algonquin Park is home to some of the best white water paddling opportunities in Ontario. Algonquin Park is home to the headwaters to six major rivers, flowing to Georgian Bay and St. Lawrence River, they form the amazing and exciting current that white water enthusiasts could only dream of. The Petawawa, Madawaska and Opeongo Rivers provide the reality of extraordinary adventure, paddling the whitewater currents through Algonquin Park.
Madawaska River - Whitewater
Located right at the drainage basin of the Saint Lawrence River, the Madawaska River is easily one of the most popular whitewater routes in Algonquin Park. The strong current, especially in the spring months, propels you down the canal of the fast flowing river, through the adventure of a lifetime. Whether it’s your first time, or you’re an experienced paddler, you’ll enjoy the exciting, adrenaline pumping excursion through the impressive white water rapids of the Madawaska River. Check out all the details on how to get there and more here!
Petawawa River - Whitewater
The Petawawa offers a wide range of trip options, from short whitewater runs to classic multi-day wilderness journeys. The most popular paddling section begins at Lake Travers and continues downstream through a mix of swift current, open lakes, and powerful rapids, with trip lengths that can be tailored from a few days to longer expeditions. Depending on water levels and experience, paddlers will encounter everything from easy moving water to challenging whitewater.